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Dec 21, 2024
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DT 100 - Fundamentals of Acting Credit Hours: 3
A lecture and workshop course in the fundamentals of acting: concentration, imagination, voice, and movement techniques. Scene study, character development, and physical and psychological theories will be studied during the semester emphasizing performance.
Course Outcomes Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- understand an actor’s responsibilities and relationships with other actors, sharing scenes, picking up cues, and maintaining focus;
- perform in a long scene from major plays or one-act plays involving mime, conflict, and emotional response;
- follow stage directions, show proper stage movement techniques including motivation, appropriate posture and walk for characters, gesture and stage business, body position, and facial expression;
- demonstrate good diction, correct pronunciation, proper phrasing and use of pauses, appropriate rate, pitch, quality, force, and projection in the development of a character; and
- develop a role into a distinct, convincing personality, maintaining character, projecting emotions with proper restraint, and maintaining the illusion of the first time.
F/S (C, N)
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